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Making the Most of Title IV Funding Guidance on how to make the most of CDE’s 2018 Student Support and Academic Enrichment Competitive Grant Program

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Making the Most of Title IV Funding

Guidance on how to make the most of CDE’s 2018 Student Support and Academic Enrichment Competitive Grant Program

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Webinar Housekeeping• Everyone is in “listen‐only” mode.• Two listen options: phone or web (phone tends to be 

better!) • Call in #: (415) 655‐0003 Access code: 662 686 748• Type questions in "chat box" located in the sidebar to the 

right. • If you are having technical difficulties please be sure to 

address the panelists and we will do our best to help you.• The webinar is being recorded.• Supporting materials will be available on our website within 

one week of this webinar.

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Disclaimer SlideAlthough CSHA can help with planning and brainstorming options for your school‐based health center(s). It is important you know 

the following:

•This presentation is our interpretation of the RFA and should notbe taken as hard and fast instructions•CSHA is not involved in the funding decisions•CSHA was not involved in crafting the RFA•Questions regarding the RFA process, submission, etc. should go to CDE: Educator Excellence and Equity Division | [email protected] |916‐322‐9503

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Presentation ObjectivesUpon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Describe the Title IV RFA process  and how it relates to your school‐based health initiatives. 

• Identify opportunities for utilizing portions of the Title IV funding for your school‐based health initiatives. 

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Introductions

Molly BaldridgeProject Director

Lisa EisenbergPolicy Director

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California School‐Based Health AllianceThe California School‐Based Health Alliance is the statewide non‐

profit organization dedicated to improving the health and academic success of children and youth by advancing health 

services in schools. 

Our work is based on two basic concepts:•Health care should be accessible and where kids are•Schools should have the services needed to ensure that poor health is not a barrier to learning.

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Roll Call!In the chat box to the right, type (be sure to address everyone):• Your first name• Title/Role • Organization/School District

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Disclaimer SlideThis is not a thorough overview of the application and application 

requirements. Please review the full application!

•Grant RFA: https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fo/r12/ssaecgp18rfa.asp•Questions regarding the RFA process, submission, etc. should go to CDE: Educator Excellence and Equity Division | [email protected] |916‐322‐9503

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History and Context

• Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA): passed in 2015, reauthorized the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA)

• Title IV, Part A of ESSA: Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) program

• Usually a formula grant but the 17‐18 federal budget allowed states with the option to award funds as a competitive grant

CDE’s 2018‐19 Student Support and Academic Enrichment Competitive Grant Program

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Important Dates

September 12: Intent to Submit an ApplicationOctober 17: Deadline for ApplicationsJanuary 1 – September 30, 2019: Grant Period*

*CDE is requesting a no‐cost extension from the U.S. Department of Education (ED) 

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Grant Amounts

• $44 million total• $4 million in grants to 

each of the eleven California County Superintendents Educational Service Association (CCSESA) service regions 

• Grant minimum: $500,00

http://ccsesa.org/members/region-map/

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Who can apply

Must be a Local Education Agency (LEA), or a consortium of LEAs

Must be an LEA that received a grant under Title I, Part A of ESEA in the 2017–18 fiscal year

The list of eligible LEAs is available at https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/ca/title1pa17result.asp

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Grant Categories

Category A: Well‐Rounded Educational 

Opportunities

Category B: Safe and Healthy Students

Priority Area 2: SBHCs

Category C: Effective Use of Technology

LEAs may incorporate aspects from other grant categories into an application for one grant category

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Priority AreasCalifornia’s 2018 State Budget Act directed CDE to create the following priority areas for this RFA: 

1. Enhance visual and performing arts education, and/or2. Utilize these funds as part of a comprehensive strategy to 

expand access to physical and mental health care, including dental and vision care, in schools by supporting the planning, establishing, updating, or the expanding of school health centers, including, but not limited to, mobile school health centers, as defined in Section 124174 of the Health and Safety Code, except that no funds shall be used for the purpose of construction, renovation, or repair of any school facility. 

4 points for each priority available to applications that address these areas

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Non‐Allowable Expenses

• Supplant existing funding or efforts• Acquire equipment for administrative or personal use.• Purchase furniture (e.g., bookcases, chairs, desks, file cabinets, 

tables). • Purchase food services/refreshments/banquets/meals.• Purchase or remodel facilities.• Purchase promotional favors such as bumper stickers, pencils, 

pens, or T‐shirts.

This is not an exhaustive list. Please refer to the full grant application. 

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Examples of Allowable Uses of FundsCategory B: Safe and Health StudentsProviding school‐based health and mental health servicesImplementing supportive school discipline policies and practicesPreventing use of alcohol, tobacco, and marijuanaEstablishing community partnershipsImplementing trauma‐informed classroom management and schoolwide practices

*This is not an exhaustive list. 

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Important Resources

Grant RFA: https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fo/r12/ssaecgp18rfa.asp

CDE contacts:Marcia Trott, Julia Agostinelli, or Joy KesselEducation Programs ConsultantsEducator Excellence and Equity DivisionTelephone: 916‐322‐9503Email: [email protected]

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Disclaimer SlideAlthough CSHA can help with planning and brainstorming options for your school‐based health center(s). It is important you know 

the following:

•This presentation is our interpretation of the RFA and should notbe taken as hard and fast instructions•CSHA is not involved in the funding decisions•CSHA was not involved in crafting the RFA•Questions regarding the RFA process, submission, etc. should go to CDE: Educator Excellence and Equity Division | [email protected] |916‐322‐9503

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Possible SBHC Strategies

Strategy 1: •Include SBHC programs/initiatives as part of a larger application

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Possible SBHC Strategies (cont.)

• Strategy 2: Planning• Bringing in outside Trainers• Conducting a needs assessment; data analysis

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Possible SBHC Strategies (cont.)

Strategy 3: Expansion• Mobile van • Medical equipment• Schoolwide screening event • EHR or other data collection system

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What about you?Respond in the chat box to the right (be sure to address everyone):

What do you intend to use this funding for (as it relates to school‐based health services)?

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Time to Hear from You!

Type your questions in the chat box to the right (be sure to address everyone)

Remember…Questions regarding the RFA process, submission, etc. should go to CDE:

Educator Excellence and Equity Division | [email protected] |916-322-9503

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to subcontract with an outside behavioral health agency, pay them by Sept 2019 for activities that will occur beyond Sept 2019, i.e. for the 

19‐20 school year? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to subcontract with an outside behavioral health agency, pay them by Sept 2019 for activities that will occur beyond Sept 2019, i.e. for the 

19‐20 school year? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to construct an ADA ramp outside an SBHC? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to construct an ADA ramp outside an SBHC? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to purchase waiting room furniture or paint? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to purchase waiting room furniture or paint? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to buy stress balls, pens, or food to give away at a screening event? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I use these funds to buy stress balls, pens, or food to give away at a screening event? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I bring in a trauma‐expert to train all staff on trauma‐informed classrooms and care? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I bring in a trauma‐expert to train all staff on trauma‐informed classrooms and care? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I purchase health curriculum (Teen Intervene)? 

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Q & A Examples

Can I purchase health curriculum (Teen Intervene)? 

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Important Resources

Grant RFA: https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fo/r12/ssaecgp18rfa.asp

CDE contacts:Marcia Trott, Julia Agostinelli, or Joy KesselEducation Programs ConsultantsEducator Excellence and Equity DivisionTelephone: 916‐322‐9503Email: [email protected]

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